Nate Stanley is a Reporter at WYFF News 4. With a background in covering local news and sports, Nate has reported on significant topics such as education, health and wellness, and legal affairs, including high-profile trials and elections. He has been featured in various outlets, including WFMY-TV, KENS 5, and WCNC Charlotte.
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Nate's coverage mainly focuses on local news, events, and politics within South Carolina. He emphasizes event coverage, government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news within the state.
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Nearly 20 months after the storm rocked Western North Carolina, a family whose home was ripped away finally has a place to themselves.
Lake Lure celebrated its reopening as a swimmer, Patricia Temple, a resident of Lake Lure, swam the entire circumference of the lake.
A South Carolina Senate vote to bring lawmakers back for a special session on redistricting failed to pass, stalling efforts to redraw the state’s congressional map.
The sudden rule change came as lawmakers were staring down a 500-plus amendment pile.
The budget includes money for several city initiatives.
After days and dozens of hours of debate, the SC House has sent a redrawn congressional map to the Senate.
The bill, which delays the primary, excludes ballots that have already been cast, and redraws the map now heads to the Senate floor.
The bill would delay the congressional primary and could change your representation in Congress.
South Carolina Democratic Party leaders are hoping the state can maintain its status as the first Democratic primary state.
With students and staff gone, Clemson police are offering options for those who might be leaving town.
